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Auto Tech 1 Unit 1 (Safety and History) Review
Auto Tech 1 Unit 1 (Safety and History) Review
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1
Pollution from cars is only created while they are being driven.
False
True
2
Can metals be combustible (catch fire)?
Yes
No
Maybe
Not sure
3
When a vehicle is being raised or lowered on a lift, you should...
Run in the opposite direction
Check underneath the car by standing under the lift to make sure it is safe
Shake the car
Stand behind the safety lines
4
The automotive industry has created millions of jobs for Americans.
False
True
5
______________________ was founded in 2003. They later became the world's largest producer of electric vehicles.
Lotus
EV1
GM
Tesla
6
When using a fire extinguisher, you should aim for ___________________________________.
The top of the fire
The air above the fire
The base of the fire
The ground in front of the fire so it cannot spread
7
The first "car" was built in 1886. What was it called?
The Ford Model T
The Tesla Cybertruck
The Cugnot Steam Tractor
The Benz Patent Motorwagen
8
The Oil Embargo of 1973 caused which of the following?
All of the above
Increased gas prices
Corporate Average Fuel Economy (Cafe) standards
55 MPH National Speed Limit
9
Safety glasses must be worn...
At all times in the shop
Never
Only if work is being done in the shop
In the classroom
10
Suburbanization and the growth of suburbs outside of cities grew due to which invention?
Concrete
The automobile
Steam boats
Street lights
11
What safety items are required in the Auto Shop/Lab?
Welding jackets and open toe shoes
Steel toe boots
Safety glasses and open toe shoes
Safety glasses and closed toe shoes
12
Invention means to
Improve upon an innovation
Create something new
Make something better
Patent something
13
What are some sources of heat that can start a fire?
Ice, rain, and water
Electricity, sparks, or other flames
Paper, oil, or grease
The moon
14
In 1942, American automakers stopped building cars due to the ______________________.
Opening of the Interstate Highway System
Economic Recession
The Second World War (WWII)
The Oil Crisis
15
Some positive impacts from the automobile include:
Reliance on foreign oil and pollution
Pollution and increased costs for consumers
Freedom for workers/travelers and easy delivery of goods
Environmental damage and increased costs for consumers
16
Original Ford Model T's engines were started using...
A push button
A pedal
A hand crank
Keys
17
In the shop, the eye wash station consists of...
A sink
Two nozzles attached to a pedal
A shower
Eye wash squeeze bottles
18
Food and drinks are allowed in the shop.
False
True
19
Lamborghini builds their Huracan racecars on the same assembly line as their street legal road cars.
False
True
20
American culture has been changed by the automobile.
True
False
21
The word automobile was invented in what year?
1769
1897
1939
2008
22
What is considered the first "automobile" built in the year 1769?
The Ford Model T
The Benz Patent Motorwagen
Horse and Buggy
The French Cugnot Steam Tractor
23
In 1908, the ______ Model T began production
Dodge
Benz
Ford
Chevy
24
Many automakers closed after 2008 because of the economic recession.
True
False
25
Ford began using the assembly line in ____. This brought the price of the Model T down to $260 in 1925.
1903
1908
1927
1913
26
What happened in 1973 that changed the automobile significantly?
The Cold War
The OPEC Oil Embargo
The Great Depression
The Recession
27
The fire triangle, or what it takes to start a fire and keep the fire burning, consists of what?
Sparks, Electricity, and other Flames
Fuel, Heat, and Oxygen
Heat, other Flames, and Electricity
Carbon Dioxide, Fuel, and Paper
28
What does the P.A.S.S. technique regarding fire extinguishers stand for?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
Pull, Sweep, Aim, Squeeze
Push, Arm, Squeeze, Secure
Sweep, Squeeze, Aim, Pull
29
Fire blankets should be applied...
By throwing it at the fire to maintain a safe distance
Carefully and slowly
Only briefly so it does not catch on fire
Quickly and smoothly
